1922_04 The Daily Collegian April 1922

              THE COLLEGIAN
STATE COLLEGE
BASEBALL NINE
DEFEATS SELMA
Team Wins 5-4  in  Sensational,La)
Minute Play
The Stare College baseball team opened
.Mi.'! nine s  to 4. in n practice
The came was pl.iscj ai  ."vlii-i.i *
:sth
I lard luck by the College .quad
first   inning  when   linimv   Br.xleur   the
nisi   .I,,,,,; tai.l-.cr l-i.'.e a linger, giisc
Sell, a a I. as! „f  1 1,, I  a,  MM .,   I    ■! ti    i
fran e    Alter th,- ihi- r.iiiic settled d,n>n
i ■ " ; ■' '  •
cscn     ihc College nine sho, -' ■—
BOX SCORE
I r.s„„ State College
Ab H It Po A   E
rawiord 2b 0   0
:  5-, 2    I     I    5    0
bran, lb  5   2    I   7    I    D
Her:—Do   >
Exclui
%easonablc 'Prices
Dean's Hat Ski
lop
PONOMA DEFEATS
STATE COLLEGE
M.ds
Rv.m
Walker
Cr.iwmrd
ATHLETICS BOOSTED BY
THE-VARISITY "F" CLUB
Roy Crawford Elected Captain c
the itack meets between the Junior High
Schools held under the supervision of lh<
City Playgrounds.  Nearly all the membe
■..„• interest in Cullegc Athletics
Ih   h.i-ehall team, holding their rr.cct-
■ in soniunction with the Varsity    I-
.'-■■:■
thi>   -c.ison.      Roy   Crawford,   the   first
'ilchcr.    was   selected    for   this
•The   "F"   Club   adopted   u
State College to Graduate
200 Students This Spring
 nf ones.   ar.J   :■
Pcrrv Jackson,  who went   last   year
Rcdlailds.   lias  made   16 units  oi  om
LOST AND Fl
Pecgv during the dance I hadwitr
WE
WANT
YOU
Christian-^Endeavor
Society
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Tuolumne and NStV
Sunday 6:15 P. M.
a    ai rcs-mring ea,
Alpha Theta Nine^
Defeats Agenda's
n the Alpha Thctas defeated tl
Several  „l  the  players displayed  i:"«
hitting abilitv      I lie Agendas disco,,-ered
Ruth in the person of Elsie Kalj.an who
:. ,   Mphn I betas
Freshmen and Sophomore
Editions to Appear Soon
I he next issue of the Collegian will be a
ing interesting bit.
about the graduating Sophomores and
and bits of the lun and fiolics they will
mov durini:    Soph-Week".
,;l  K-  punted carry,,-..:
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
Whv take chancers with lire in vour lumic or with your
Machine. Wc have the agency for the best Insurance
Companies obtainable.
INSURE WITH
CARTER & DAY
Mason Building
Barber Shop
10-14 J STREET
iolicits the patronage of
all the Students desiring the highest tonsor-
ial attention.
j,»» PURE COFFEE
The Only Coffee Vacuum Packed in the San Joaquin Valley
San Joaquin Grocery Co. Fresno
Spring
Hats
Of charm and distinction
very reasonable prices.
2017 TULARE ST.
AFTER THE THEATRE
PARTY, COME TO THE
VALLEY GRILL FOR
LUNfHEON.
Valley Grill
1039 Jay Street       Fresno
Today's lesson is the importance of
saving for tomorrow.
Our text book of success—the savings
pass book—is held by eight thousand
May We Seroe YOU. Too?
FIDELITY TRUST & SAVINGS BANK
Mariposa at Broadway
THE
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With  out   the
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ComLi„u,6
Smartness and Comfort
Oxfords for Ladies'—
In Brown, Black, and White with low and walking heels.
Shoes jor Men—
In Brown or Black—for dress and general wear.
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Oxfords  of  White  Kid,   Bucks, and  Fabrics.    Strap
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gPECIAL FRESHMAN EDJTION
TFTF
COLLEGIAN
STATE COLLEGE OF FRESNO. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26, 1922
KOLLEGE KUTUPS
SCORES BIG HIT
Attend* Hi Jinx Staged
the Auspice* of the
Student*—
Plnving before a fairly well fillet
h.s.sc. the State Kollcgc Kutups secret
a decided hicMonday night. Possessing
a-.d curtain raiser in the form of i_
I rky plat well impersonated by Agnes
I n.i . n and Clara Minor, the Kutups
i : :r.i:n c< tnplctelv captivated the house.
Tpnlison as Mirandy and Minor as
RaSUJ did some clever take off dancing.
inttoducing each dance with some college
Al-rS with thcif dancing, they offetcd
is i;a.s.i di.ik-ct talking and singing
Ihc Alpha Tbcta sorority were represented j
imishcd hy t
duet by Lodcma 1	
Closely    following    that    Mai
sang  "An Old Fa '
'   fSnkci
•ashitned Garden" and
part of the act was an old lasluono
Minuet" interpreted by Buelah Kindci
Velma Mills. Alma Stephenson. I'dcn
Jones. Frances Lindner. llclcn Renin™
Krankic Evans, and Grace Gates     Th
onginallitv
During tl
i   The "orchestry ' was composed
,   Elsie   Kaljian
.! was fumishct
hva
ngofthciirtswith
apartment was dreaming of the gir
whom he has been in love with
there was the flirtation with the
girl, then his flirtation with a vamp
-    a ;}
Pauline Ebbcrt scored the hit of the act as
the school girl, with whorr       "
first flirtation.
Marie Buckett as the v;
put her more experienced	
Sports girl was played by Mary Lou s
Riding girl, Alice Chalup; Parisian hell    '
dime, Margaret Ambrose: and the brk
IXiruthy Brown. Miss Brown made a
extremely charming bride.
The song Shoppe staged by the D
Kupo club took the houv: with the elevt
I tun I auntaensangsketches of the son)
accompanied by Mildred Anton, plane
and Jacquc Levis, violin. The mernbei
participating in the pumominc were,
I-oilman Porter. Lois Allen. Alice Blue
s,i.*n   I-lKir.i Bowkcr. Kutv.  Katherine
'       i i    a-a:   I   !i- ■! ■ -ti   I ■
.    .     : ■ I.   .
Root: When Frances Dances with Me.
Lois Cruham and Edna 11, ,pk in-, I >. i S.n
Marian Haskell. Marion Maddux, '*-'   -
Fuller and Edith Porch;   Just  I  _
G>psy.   Dorothy   Wilhitc   and   Gladys
■•■'.■-.■.
Bcntly and Ira. with
i Song Shoppe and the last
., .—~.Jc Richmond sang. "I hca
Hiiii-li at I vr "   She was accompanied
V Miss Gcraldinc Ornion.
The last act was The Pot Boil
.    icDeSellcs	
theatrical rehcrs.il kept tl
so cleverly playod up    While
cast shares honors for the crcdi
'  '     he way in which
■ly morning
."-he
Us'riJvTw
Co-Op  Expresses
Ideas About Frosh
![ t hTy Jh* t0CjWefc*5j5
Freshmen come
xifishncs-. th.il th
From the door
obviously affcctioi
^.""is m  th.r
FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC
ENJOYED BY "FROSH"
first  annual In 1
Riverview Park la-t Friday ofte
twcnty.'five automobiles beyy re-
 —luitclv   upon   reaching   the   pa'rli.
I MhRep-huc and Fred Henry
■—    The game was
S.H1     l<siquin    current
The hot dog roast was the
of the evening Prof MaslXn
invocation to the Freshman
Chevalier established a class	
t first Freshman cap.   Thcothcr
cd from eight
College Carries on
Reserch Work in
Maderia County
Also   in   Beautifying   Delhi   S
en rendered is th.il under charge of
    J.   \V.  Graves  of  the   Agricultu e
Department. The colony of World Wai
Veterans who are developing the soldier i
rant nt Delhi have built a school anc
curd [he school grounds heautifici
.ccordmglv. Mr   Craves and his agricu
...   a -   .!
landscape gardening.  .
In these and other ways the college II
blc to spread its benefits and become i
"Pep" Society to Enter
A  Raisin  Day Float
vs are being made by the  "Pep'
Raisin dav parade     This Ikvit will repre-
'ie Fresno State Collcgc.
vd Ruth Creager, stagehand as Gus.
{run was staged unc
..ie auscaceTof ihc Associated Worm
Students of the State College of Fresno.
 as followed suit
A dance followed that li	
rutty until eleven. Those w
:are to dance played cards jt
he hall or walked in the gtoarr
LETTERS AWARDED
TO SIX BASKET
BALL PLAYERS
Captain Moody Thanks Second Tea
and Student Body for
Their Support
Thomas, at the Student Body meet in
April 12     The men who received 1	
ore    Roy    Crawford.    Warren    Mondv.
ImiJcs.   Ardis   W.ilier,   R. v
i. and Fred Telonicher.
tion-elcct Telonicher spoke rn the
"y be tSool t^'oW tram left, but
he incoming Freshmenhe hopes to
I he*, i
hy Warren Moody, captin
. team He also th.ink.si ih
tutlcnt body lor their suppw
SCANDAL IN SPANICH
Hushll'    Scandal!'!
What  did  wc sec In Room  217 last
Friday'
OCT with her head on George
aldys shoulder, and Mr. Rothwell a
tllghted onlooker!
Ah. but calm yourselves! It was only
ic rehcrsal of the Spanish play, Los
itercses Creodos. which the advanced
dying George is Leandro,
ie typical hero, and Helen i
Nevertheless
WHO THE PERFECT
WOMEN'S MAN?
ms to me thot Ruth is offher base.'
Elvira Bowlcer. "Roy Larson and
COLLEGE DEFEATS
THE DINUBA HIGH
I Walker   Knock.   Timely   Single   in
Seventh and Starts Scoring for
. College
State O.Ucrc baseball team shut out
the Dinuba High School rune. Ml in *
 played at Dinuba last Saturday
AW.  Heck.'
Roy Crawford
^yCaksure°"
:akcs the hand pai
Brick   Enloc   and  Joel
ri dead at lhe four,-
a slant M Johnny Goree if ya_
do any bcauing around." says
*--' '- n chasing him by
"I'd   hate  to
urns CM Minoi
C.   "They've all been
1,11 Hunkais.    "Wait
iver." calls Al Wilson
onified"
' says Philip Stay.
a^i'tM'".''/!,''
field S1 Crawford "
College squad in the sixth when the first
1  singled and the next man doubled
getting men on secorid and third
th popped out to Crawford and the
-nan knocked a high one to shortstop,
[C nine rallied and brought in three
Moody opened the innuig with a
...„_.    Brodcur got  on when Wcddle.
Dinuba's third baseman, mutTed a roller
"     -ford was hit by the first ball pitched
im   filling the bases with no outs.
ir.laM  fly and was
Baseball Challenges
Feature of Last
Students Meeting
necting      I he A
the W A A cha
The Dorm girls
. l Haiel Quails _
Jinx to be given by tl,
night for the benefit
nJ wh3i wSTfiSay any
challenged the Faculty
iring  assembly  period.
.wcr announced that the
i of the Collegian would
::bcrry edition
-■   ' thcHi^h
ihc   V
ATHLETIC FIELD
PUT IN SHAPE1
down the infield and getting i
. The roller worked all momin
amond. The field is now suitabl
ce on but anv games^hat ar
single, rcoring Moody
J Brodcur.   Stay
c catch.   Walker
ball was thrown
re by
raw-ford held Dinubn at
STATE COLLEGE
R>..„Js cl
I',. -i,aan    :'.
'M.-.IV,   Ih
I'ndcur.c   ..
-       M     ,.(.
Larson. 2b...
Walker. Jb...
Tots
DINUBA HIGH
b27 12
State College.. „0
Errors—Moody,     „	
Walker.   Stay.   Wcddle     2     Two  base
I   ■■   '
Dihcl. 2: Barron.    Swrufice hits—Slay.
Rhoades*    Left    rai    bases—State.    3.
I fits—Off Crawford, b     "
i 1   Struck     -    -
110. By Rice, b, by Kelt
ek out—By Crawford
[Training School Pupils _.
Publish Newspaper
ist week, pupils in the 8-B grade uf
aining School LssueJ an eight page
printed.    Within a short  time the ten
—■-- Were sought at a premium, this
g the economic theory of supply